Back To School With Modern Lantern Cordless Lamps
Cordless Lamps For Back To School Prep
Back to school is just around the corner! And with back to school comes the chaos of busy mornings, hurried tasks, and endless checklists. During this time of the year, it is so important that our homes function in a way that facilitate making these busy days go as smooth as possible.
Modern Lantern makes adding lighting to any area in your home as easy as ABC!
Easily add lighting to any area of your home, in any location, regardless of where outlets or floor plugs are located! Desks, bathrooms, the kitchen counter. You will be thankful you have a cordless lamp to bring with you anywhere you find that you need it. Early morning wake up calls, evening homework or study sessions, and everything in between.
For parents of college kids moving into their dorms, cordless lamps are a must! We all know dorm rooms are notorious for never having enough outlets. Problem solved! Your student can easily place a lamp anywhere they need it. Bedside, for their walk to the bathroom, to get in those late night hours studying without bothering their sleeping roommate, etc.
Make your back to school preparations complete with a cordless lamp or wall sconce!
Thank you to our designers and photographers for these gorgeous shots of our cordless lamps! Alaea Ansley Interiors, HausMatter, Sonya Burgess, Staging With Style by Roz, The Mustard Seed 205.
Shop our collection of cordless lamps here - ModernLantern.com
Thanks for reading! I hope you found some Inspiration!
Sydney
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